China-Boy Rescue/Escalator

Firefighters rescue boy whose hand gets stuck in escalator

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Chongqing Municipality, southwest China - March 15, 2017
1. Various of boy's left hand stuck in escalator
2. Firefighters
3. Various of boy being rescued
4. Fire engine
5. Various of boy being rescued
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tian Zhan, firefighter from Yangjiaping team of Jiulongpo district fire brigade in Chongqing Municipality:
"Every year we have to operate such rescues for about ten times on average. Those five to six-year-old children would get their hands or feet stuck in elevators or escalators. Therefore, we want to remind the parents that they should take care of their children when taking elevators or escalators to make sure they are safe."
7. Escalator
8. Boy being sent to hospital

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A six-year-old boy got his left hand stuck in the rolling belt of an escalator at the entrance of a residence community, and was finally released by firefighters in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality on Wednesday.

The incident happened at around 18:00 when the boy played at the escalator alone.

The rescuers inserted an iron bar into the gap of the escalator, trying to pry the gap to be larger enough so as to make the boy’s hand released, but failed. Then they decided to use hydraulic spreader to carry out the rescue.
After 20-minute's efforts, the boy was finally rescued and sent to a hospital. According to the hospital's diagnose, the boy got a finger fracture.

"Every year we have to operate such rescues for about ten times on average. Those five to six-year-old children would get their hands or feet stuck in elevators or escalators. Therefore, we want to remind the parents that they should take care of their children when taking elevators or escalators to make sure they are safe," said Tian Zhan, a firefighter from Yangjiaping team of Jiulongpo district fire brigade in Chongqing Municipality.


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  • ID : 8045628
  • Dateline : March 15, 2017
  • Location : Chongqing,China
  • Category : disaster and accident
  • Duration : 1'45
  • Audio Language : Chinese/Nats
  • Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
  • Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
  • Published : 2017-03-17 16:06
  • Last Modified : 2017-05-10 01:16:00
  • Version : 1

China-Boy Rescue/Escalator

Firefighters rescue boy whose hand gets stuck in escalator

Dateline : March 15, 2017

Location : Chongqing,China

Duration : 1'45

  • English


Chongqing Municipality, southwest China - March 15, 2017
1. Various of boy's left hand stuck in escalator
2. Firefighters
3. Various of boy being rescued
4. Fire engine
5. Various of boy being rescued
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tian Zhan, firefighter from Yangjiaping team of Jiulongpo district fire brigade in Chongqing Municipality:
"Every year we have to operate such rescues for about ten times on average. Those five to six-year-old children would get their hands or feet stuck in elevators or escalators. Therefore, we want to remind the parents that they should take care of their children when taking elevators or escalators to make sure they are safe."
7. Escalator
8. Boy being sent to hospital


A six-year-old boy got his left hand stuck in the rolling belt of an escalator at the entrance of a residence community, and was finally released by firefighters in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality on Wednesday.

The incident happened at around 18:00 when the boy played at the escalator alone.

The rescuers inserted an iron bar into the gap of the escalator, trying to pry the gap to be larger enough so as to make the boy’s hand released, but failed. Then they decided to use hydraulic spreader to carry out the rescue.
After 20-minute's efforts, the boy was finally rescued and sent to a hospital. According to the hospital's diagnose, the boy got a finger fracture.

"Every year we have to operate such rescues for about ten times on average. Those five to six-year-old children would get their hands or feet stuck in elevators or escalators. Therefore, we want to remind the parents that they should take care of their children when taking elevators or escalators to make sure they are safe," said Tian Zhan, a firefighter from Yangjiaping team of Jiulongpo district fire brigade in Chongqing Municipality.


ID : 8045628

Published : 2017-03-17 16:06

Last Modified : 2017-05-10 01:16:00

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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